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    In Ender’s Game written by Orson Scott Card the character Ender Wiggin is a strong archetypal romantic character. The story is about Ender Wiggin who goes to Battle School and defeats the Buggers. In order to beat the buggers Ender had to go through the hero’s journey. The hero’s journey is a journey that hero goes through in in order to complete a tasks ,but has many obstacles and the journey changes the character. Ender Wiggin is a romantic hero because he follows the Hero’s Journey steps of…

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    “Ender’s Game,” by Orson Scott Card, describes exactly that. The story is about a boy named Ender in those times, and one of the most significant decisions that he makes throughout the book is agreeing to train in battle school because he would protect Valentine, get away from Peter, and he was literally born for it. The book starts out when Ender is 6 years old, and he goes to school like everyone else. Ender however is different because he gets chosen to go to battle school where he finds out…

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    The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, Peeta Mellark has to use his cake decorating skills and make himself blend in with the mud he’s laying in, in order to escape the other contestants to survive the games. In Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card, Ender Wiggin has to go through increasingly difficult games and also has to fight off the buggers in order to survive. In “The Most Dangerous Game,” by Richard Connell, Rainsford has no other choice but to jump off of a cliff into the sea in order to…

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    Ender Wiggin: The Innocent Weapon In Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card, Ender is a very controversial character. Many people believe that he is a killer with a violent spirit, and that he meant to commit genocide, while I disagree. I believe that Ender has an innocent spirit, a friendly conscience, and was repeatedly used as a weapon. He was provoked when fighting Stilson and Bonzo, was constantly controlled by the adults, and did not have the intent of genocide on the buggers. My first point…

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    Throughout his Battle school career, Ender Wiggin has proven that he is a bright and capable student, and so I have thusly made a conclusion. Ender should be a commander because he demonstrates many qualities that are essential for a strong leader including patience, problem solving, creativity, and maintaining a balance between humility and pride. The first leadership trait Ender demonstrates is patience. We learned this whenEnder was the commander of dragon army because “he stayed to…

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    matter what. In order for a person to be truly courageous, they have to do things that others are not willing to do. Ender Wiggin shows his courage by standing up for himself and by going against the rules. A person who stands up for themselves is courageous because they won’t let anyone cause harm to them. In the book, when Stilson and his friends came to Ender to beat him up, Ender stood up for himself by taking Stilson to the ground and continuously kicking him (Card 7). This shows that he…

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    Summary Of Ender's Game

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    Finding interest into Ender, he is recruited to battle school. Here, students study strategy, tactics, military history and goes deeper into math and science. At school, Ender finds himself at the top spot, which impresses Colonel Graff. Ender graduate from battle school and is qualified for command school, which involves him playing battle simulators and commanding armies. Colonel Graff tricks Ender into thinking the battle simulator against the aliens were fake. Although Ender defeated the…

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    In the book Xenocide by Orson Scott Card, the ideas between protagonist and antagonists vary because each type of living being on the planet, Lusitania, is going against each other for the greater good of their own species. The humans are dying off from the descolada, a disease that the pequeninos, an alien species that are structured like large pigs who can walk and talk, need in order to survive and move on to their third life as “fathertrees.” And the humans are trying to tame this descolada…

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    After reading and watching the story of Ender Wiggin, it occurred to me that the book and the movie has its similarities and differences. Even though I personally thought the book was better (which it was), they both have their ups and downs. Here are the comparisons between these two tales of Ender’s Game. The filmmakers of Ender’s Game: The Movie made unnecessary additions to the original story more than needed, such as tranquilizing Ender after he killed the buggers, having Petra be at…

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    your family and could possibly not see them for years; Ender Wiggin was six and was taken away from his family to fight the buggers in space and both the movie and book shows his struggles along the way. The book is better compared to the movie because it allows the reader to better understand Enders thoughts and feelings while he is on his journey and allows the reader to paint a mental picture of certain characters. Like any other book, Enders Game had several themes throughout the story and…

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